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Three Works of Juanita Hill

Three Works of Juanita Hill

Juanita Hill, an Ohio resident, is known for her generosity of spirit as well as talent. Much of her work...
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Karl Drerup

Karl Drerup

Enamelist Karl Drerup's (b.1904) successful career in the United States illuminates the mid-century craft revival in this country. Arriving on...
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Monographs of 3 Contemporary Metalsmiths

Monographs of 3 Contemporary Metalsmiths

Superb mographs about three contemporary metalsmiths have recently become available: Ah Xian -- a Chinese sculptor who uses time-honored practices...
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The Enamelware of Bev Yokley

The Enamelware of Bev Yokley

The sun rises over the tree line and spreads its light across the fields. The horse, donkey, and pot-bellied pig...
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The Inventive Jewelry of Earl Pardon

The Inventive Jewelry of Earl Pardon

Earl Pardon's work has an elusive quality that is difficult to describe, yet this quality has motivated him throughout years...
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Komako Okumura

Komako Okumura

When and how did you become involved in enameling? I saw great work of enamel in an art museum eight...
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Cecilie Hveding

Cecilie Hveding

I attended a school for goldsmiths in Norway and worked as an apprentice for a total of 3 years before...
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Tips & Techniques for Popular Finishing Touches

Tips & Techniques for Popular Finishing Touches

We asked a number of top jewelers to tell us their best practices, techniques, and tips for creating satin, brushed,...
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Antonia Schwed A Life of Creativity

Antonia Schwed A Life of Creativity

Antonia Schwed, who died peacefully in September 2006, was one of the great enamelists of our time, and a pioneer...
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Eva Kucerova

Eva Kucerova

In 2004, when I was preparing the 8th International Enamel Symposium in Erfurt, Germany (title : "SPIEGELUNGEN - REFLECTIONS") -...
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The Marsh Foundation

The Marsh Foundation

Two years ago, a participant in one of my workshops asked me if I would consider teaching a two-day enamel...
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Learning from a little fairy – 5

Learning from a little fairy – 5

Oli's playing at ...the sawframe ! An 8 y.o. kid learning jewelry , being for the very first time in...
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The Enamelware of Ben Caldwell

The Enamelware of Ben Caldwell

Ben Caldwell is a painter, copper and silver smith, musical instrument builder, and inventor. He trained at the Studio School...
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James Cromar Watt

James Cromar Watt

Editor’s Note: This is the full text of a speech, submitted by Florentina Nichols, given by Christine Hew at the...
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The Enamelware of Radka Urbanova

The Enamelware of Radka Urbanova

Radka's first encounter with enamel was in early childhood. She used to go to an Orthodox Church with her father...
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Lisel Salzer

Lisel Salzer

Lisel Salzer, 99, Seattle Artist Who Fled Nazis by Sheila Farr, Seattle Times art critic from The Seattle Times, Tuesday,...
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6/20 On Precious Metal Clay

6/20 On Precious Metal Clay

An enameling/jewelry student of mine discovered the 6/20 on PMC process. Always an adventurer, she was experimenting with the Thompson...
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Isabelle Schwarzer and Daniel Gunther

Isabelle Schwarzer and Daniel Gunther

Where did you learn to enamel? Daniel: I had completed my high school diploma 2001 at the Walter Gropius compartment-Highschool...
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The Enamelware of Sean Alton

The Enamelware of Sean Alton

My affair with precious metals began while working with my father a talented jeweler who worked with spring movement. He...
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Sansone Studio

Sansone Studio

Sometime around 1989 or 1990, I got a call from a friend, Steve Kissler, who owned a small gift shop...
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An Interview with Metalsmith Kelly Jean Conroy

An Interview with Metalsmith Kelly Jean Conroy

Kelly Jean Conroy discusses her approach to metalsmithing, jewelry art, and education. Learn what her Video Series on Ganoksin offers....
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Learning from a little fairy – 3

Learning from a little fairy – 3

An 8 y.o. kid learning jewelry , being for the very first time in a goldsmith workplace . Amazing skills...
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Metalsmith 2003 Exhibition

Metalsmith 2003 Exhibition

This article showcases various exhibitions  published in the 2003 Exhibition issue of the Metalsmith Magazine. This features Pamela Argentieri, Michal...
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Serik Rysbekov

Serik Rysbekov

Serik became acquainted with enamel while studying at college. He graduated in 1988 with the specialty of "Art Processing of...
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Precious Metal Clay

Precious Metal Clay

I’d like to first dispel a myth about Precious Metal Clay. Precious Metal Clay (PMC) is NOT some magical clay...
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CORAL & ANGELFISH 6 – final

CORAL & ANGELFISH 6 – final

Coral brooch , 18k white and yellow gold , tube frame , plique a jour enameling .
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Bettina Dittlmann: Power of Subtlety

Bettina Dittlmann: Power of Subtlety

At Rhode Island School of Design’s recent exhibitions of work by graduates of the Munich Academy of Fine Arts, objects...
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Jessica Calderwood

Jessica Calderwood

Jessica Calderwood's work consists of enamels that walk a fine line between the beautiful and the bizarre. The process of...
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Recent Electroforming Developments

Recent Electroforming Developments

Electroforming is an old, established technology and, in its original form, it was a bit cumbersome to use. However, as...
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Postal Cards and Postage Stamps

Postal Cards and Postage Stamps

A risk was taken on my part with the concept for an exhibition entitled "Postal Cards and Postage Stamps," for...
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Isabella Corwin

Isabella Corwin

Isabella Corwin resides in Maine, only 65 feet from the ocean. Her setting influences her with it's flotsam and jetsam....
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Creating Basse-taille Artwork

Creating Basse-taille Artwork

Although Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands, our government has its scar in Den Haag (The Hague). Therefore all...
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International Cloisonné Jewelry Contest

International Cloisonné Jewelry Contest

Owing to 201 entried works from 20 countries over the world, The 20th international Cloisonné Jewelry Context has closed successfully...
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Fabergé: Jeweler to the Tsars

Fabergé: Jeweler to the Tsars

Fabergé – the name carries special significance even today. It is inextricably linked with the glamour of pre-revolution Russia. Fabergé’s...
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Learning from a little fairy – 6

Learning from a little fairy – 6

An 8 y.o. kid learning jewelry , being for the very first time in a goldsmith workplace . Amazing skills...
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Learning from a little fairy – 4

Learning from a little fairy – 4

" I GOT STRENGHT ! " Says little fairy Oli , working for the first time with a rolling mill...
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Harold Hasselschwert: Materialization of the Exotic

Harold Hasselschwert: Materialization of the Exotic

Possibly of another time and almost certainly of another place, Hal or Harold Hasselschwert enamels entice the imagination with the...
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The Psychology of Slowness

For many years the name of Kenneth F. Bates has graced the covers of books on design, enameling and a...
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The Enamelwork of Bill Helwig

The Enamelwork of Bill Helwig

When enamelist Bill Helwig celebrated the half-century mark in July of 1988, his wife Lenore Davis, asked the celebrants to...
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The Enamelware of Pat Peat O’Neil

The Enamelware of Pat Peat O’Neil

Pat Peat O'Neil, now ninety-two, started enameling in Girl Scouts when she was sixteen. They used a torch to fire...
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College of Art in Lodz

College of Art in Lodz

Lodz is the second biggest city in Poland. It is renowned for being a center of the textiles industry which...
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Platinum – Sterling Alloy

Platinum – Sterling Alloy

Throughout the history of jewelry making, metalsmiths have strived to perfect not only their artistry, but their materials as well....
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Barbara Nakae

Barbara Nakae

Barbara Nakae 1922 – 2006 Barbara Nakae of Newcastle, CA, born April 24, 1922, passed away peacefully in her sleep...
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Design-Jewelry for a Cultural Elite

Design-Jewelry for a Cultural Elite

The first pages of contemporary Italian jewelry were written some half a century ago in Padua, by the enterprising pioneer:...
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Large Cloisonne Wall Pieces on Copper

I have worked in cloisonné on large-scale wall hangings and site-specific installations for public spaces. My work ranges from 8"...
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Precious Metal Alloys Part 3

Precious Metal Alloys Part 3

The hardening of gold and silver is now easier than ever before thanks to increased experience in the heat treatment...
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How to Quickly Dome Irregular Forms

How to Quickly Dome Irregular Forms

With this procedure you can dome nearly all regular or irregular shapes or forms, as long as the edges or...
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Experiment Shortcuts

Experiment Shortcuts

Over the years, I have been experimenting to find ways of combining techniques so as to save firing time. Because...
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